Turmoil at Ukraine’s defense ministry as procurement chief resists ouster
She saved Ukraine billions on bullets. But now Maryna Bezrukova may lose her job for refusing to "play politics" with the war effort.
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US delivers first $ 1 billion from frozen Russian asset proceeds to Ukraine
This marks the first time frozen Russian assets have been used to support Ukraine's state budget.
Ukraine on track to join EU by 2030, says EU ambassador Mathernová
Mathernová praised Ukraine's digital leadership and progress in reforms but stressed the need for further judicial and anti-corruption efforts.
Ukraine’s defense ministry under fire for “management chaos” a year after leadership change
Despite initial optimism, Ukraine's defense sector under Minister Rustem Umerov grapples with procurement inefficiencies, international cooperation failures, and a lack of strategic planning, according to a critical report by civil society leaders.
How EU’s €50 bn carrot drives Ukraine’s path to membership
Meet the Ukraine Facility, the EU's primary support mechanism to stimulate Ukraine to align with EU standards
Japan and Ukraine sign memorandum to fight corruption
Japan and Ukraine formalize cooperation on judicial reforms and anti-corruption, aiming to strengthen administrative communications, transparency, and support Ukraine’s recovery.
Ukraine defense procurement overview plan approved at NATO summit in Washington
Ukraine's Ministry of Defense, in collaboration with NATO experts, has unveiled a strategic roadmap outlining key reforms to enhance military procurement practices, marking a pivotal step towards operational excellence.
Hungary is the only EU member opposing Ukraine’s accession to bloc, says Ukrainian official
Ivanna Klympush-Tsintsadze, head of the Parliament Committee on Ukraine's Integration into the EU, stated that time is crucial for Ukraine's EU accession.
Switzerland to give Ukraine almost 65 million USD for digitalisation and e-governance
With the allocated money, Switzerland's goal is to promote democratic reforms in Ukraine through digitalisation and at the same time increase the transparency of state-provided services.
FT: Brussels says Ukraine meets criteria for EU accession talks
The European Commission has recommended accession talks with Ukraine this month, according to people familiar with the matter.
US Ambassador Brink says Ukraine’s reforms positively impact economy amid Russia’s war
The US praised Ukraine's economic reforms, specifically the new law on corporate governance, said the US ambassador in Kyiv.
Norway to provide almost 6 million Euro to support Ukrainian NGOs
After announcing 64 million Euro for humanitarian aid in Ukraine and Moldova, Norway will additionally provide 6 million Euro as part of a grant program for Ukrainian NGOs.
Umerov: 244/344 weapon systems approved by Ukraine Defense Ministry in six months are Ukrainian-made
Ukraine's Defense Minister Umerov says his ministry has approved 344 new weapon systems for the Armed Forces over the past 6 months, with 244 of them produced domestically.
Ten years after Euromaidan, Russia tries to erase Ukraine’s national revival
Despite Russia's war, Ukraine is still shaped by the reforms, activism and institutions that emerged from its 2014 pro-democracy revolution.
Dombrovskis says Europe is helping Ukraine because it sees progress in reforms
The European Union provides Ukraine with instruments of financial aid that will help Ukraine on its path to…
Making Ukraine aid conditional on reforms is a terrible idea
Besides Russia, ignorance of Ukraine's plight in the West also threatens its survival
Ukraine must implement a list of reforms to receive aid package from US
Focused on transparency, the White House delineates reforms targeting Ukraine’s judiciary and anti-corruption bodies, steering it towards a closer embrace with Europe.
Ukraine’s Parliament approves immediate asset declaration disclosure
Ukraine’s Verkhovna Rada has passed an amended law restoring immediate full electronic declaration of officials’ assets, whereas earlier it was planned to defer it for one year.
Ukraine asset declaration bill passes first reading, crucial for IMF aid, EU goals
Ukraine has made the first step to resuming its asset declaration requirements for officials, which was paused with the start of Russia's invasion
Zelenskyy signs law activists say carries risks of usurping judicial power
Contrary to the conclusion of the Venice Commission, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has approved a law criticized by…
